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Rogachev K.I. THE INFLUENCE OF THE SEPARATE ELEMENTS OF CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION ON THE COST OF COMPANYThe author examined the results of investigating the influence of the separate elements of corporate administration on the cost of company from the point of view of the institutional economy and corporate finances. Key words: corporate administration, the cost of company, the asymmetry of information.
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Author: Rogachev K.I.
Year: 2011
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